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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1958)
1 OO O O O O K. O Ga o 0 o o O O C- OO 0o o O O o O U O' " o' ' 1 " U " Ub GOLD HILL Palmers Visit In Area By MRS. CLYDE KELL jld Hill Former resi dents of Gold Hill, Mrs. T&n neth Palmer, and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tink Palmer, of Arizona ar rived Tuesday, June 24, and are houseguests of Mr. sQ& Mrs. Ralph Bell. While here they are visiting with old friends. Karen and Barbara Swind ler, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swindler, of Medford are visiting two weeks in the home of their grandmother, Mrs. Eester Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shoe maker of Chicago arrived last Tuesday, June 24, for a visit at the home of his mother, Mrs. Helen Shoemaker. While here they will also visit in the home of his father, Edward Shoemaker Sr., at his home on Kanes creek. Mrs. Verna Albert of Chijo quin has been a houseguest re cently at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. Leonard Hall of Sacramento, a brother of the two women, was also a guest in the Moore home two days recently. Mrs. Albert and Mr. Hall were called here be cause of the illness of their mother, Mrs. Daisy Stevenson, who has been confined in the Josephine General hospital in Grants Pass. Mrs. Lester Parker and daughter, Linda, returned Wednesday evening, June 25, from California, where they had been visiting relatives the past 10 d&ys. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Biehn of Highway 99 north of Gold Hill, have as their . house guests the next 10 days their son, MSgt. Norman Biehn and his wife and family from Madison, Wis. Another son, MortonBiehn and family of Salt Lake City also arrived Saturday, June 28, for a 10-day visit at the Biehn home. Norman and Morton are for- mQ- residents of Klamath Falls, where they attended school. q The Lester Biehns and their guests will visit in Klam ath (falls and Camp at Dia mond lake while the visitors are in southern Oregon.O ftTifepes Tofca Cash From Peidleton Club Pendleton iUPI) Burg lars took $3500 in cash and checks frOm the recently opened Pendleton Country club nine miles south of here on Highway 395 sometime early today, police reported. The NelsOn Column in Lon don's Traflager Square now stands 170 feet hig$ in its tribute to the British hero. I rarrra"r3 mran nnn ri in rv n I c a I WE AIRE "MEDFORD'S FINEST MEATS SINCE 1940 II "SWIFT'S PREMIUM" FKESH.- FRYER NETTED Jack Webb of TVs "Dragnet" and big bride Jackie Loughery, a forjper Miss U. S. A., smile happily at their wedding reception in Hollywood. This ia Webb's giird marriage and the second for Miss Loughey. o- Big Week-end coming up? NO SACK LOOK Burlington, Vt. (UPD Burlington J u n i or High School Principal Winslow R. Hodgdon banned a scheduled "Sack Dress day" by seventh, eighth and ninth-graders who planned to salute the new fashion by wearing sacks. Hodgdon said some of the girls came prepared to wear bran sacks and potato sacks, and some boys even planned to wear bran sacks to class. "This," he added, "could not be allowed." A grave mound of the Bronze Age found 40 miles from Stockholm, capital of Sweden dates back to about 900 B.C. DON'T EORGET COKE I SIGN OF GOOD TASTE ""CMC" It UHUil TMM-MAM. DOmOMI MM fMg COCA-COiA COMM. bottled under authority of Tfc& Qya-GSIa Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of MBDB&SB o o c nnn 7An M mm mi m MRU EW: ww con of chunk sty Meat Tuna 5 ? i 1 ! r i 0 Probably not just offhand. But when you know what to look for it's easy. Look for the tuna meat with a clear, clean, light color. This comes from fresh, prime qual ity tuna. Look for firm, special-cut chunks, always just right and ready for casseroles, salads or sandwicb'jr. These neat chunks come frog packing fresh prime tuna with great care. There you are. You've already picked the Uumble tsee chunk style tuna. It's e and e in the picture. Now ytou're getting to be a tuna expert. Good. Next time you buy chunk style Light Meat Tuna it will be Bumble Bee Brand. Won't it? AN OREGON PRODUCT QGO GOO WE CUT 'EM UP FRESH WHEN YOU BUY o MORRELL'S E.Z. CUT FULLY C(Q)KS ham: FRESH GROUND Vi or WHOLE 12 to 14 lbs. (F8ESH 1 ZTj' I o 6TOCK) j rM7b 3 its. e a i Q JJ ib 33.98 WE WILL BE JULY 4th (FRIDAY) PRICES FOR WED., THURS., SAT. J ? CHIPS Regular 59c size mm MP BONELESS STEER BRISKETS Bxcess Pat Removed tkwm rMOf RELL'S PDE" (Small IVi-lbs.) 39 each I BEE? I "MORRELL'S PEJDE' t4-oz. Cello Pkg.) RTMRIRSfi (M Dl IDE ncl;)Anc. PORK LOIM PH0)C IPORK K (0C ROAST ib I SAUSAGE II Ib 1 FARM PRESIf FRUITS arid VEGETABLES FOR JUMBO IZE VINE-RIPENED on LARGE SOLID LETT! FOR LARGE VINE-RIPENEQ ii nil i 11! 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